Accessibility
At Qualiphilos we audit other teams’ software quality, and accessibility is part of that. Starting with our own site seemed like the least we could do.
This is a voluntary statement: no regulation obliges us to publish it.
The level we target
WCAG 2.2, level AA, the level the European accessibility legislation takes as its reference.
How it was checked
Across every page of the site, in both languages:
- Contrast, structure and target sizes, on desktop and on mobile, in light mode and in dark mode.
- The keyboard path: that everything can be reached, that focus is visible, and that nothing is cut off at 200 % and 400 % zoom.
- The accessibility tree, which is what a screen reader actually receives.
- That nothing disorients you on the way through: that the language is clear and that sections do not jump in height as you move between them.
And then by hand: the site was gone through with VoiceOver, on Safari and on Chrome, following a checklist written in advance. No automated tool replaces listening to the site.
That pass found two things no automated analysis detects, and both are fixed: the form’s notice was not announced, so someone not looking at the screen had no way of knowing whether their message had gone out; and the theme button did not say which mode you were in.
What the screen reader work covers is what VoiceOver announces. NVDA, JAWS or TalkBack may behave differently.
If you find a problem
Write to hello@qualiphilos.com telling us which page it was and what happened. If you use a particular screen reader or setup, mentioning it helps a lot in reproducing it.
Last reviewed: August 2026.